The Tao Is in the Deepest Part of the Mortal World

If you are born and judged to be of the "lowest level of Taoism" and have no hope of practicing Taoism for the rest of your life, how should you deal with it? Qin Bohuai replied: Then I will go to the deepest part of the mortal world and look at the world with drunken eyes. As the young master of Jinling, Qin Bohuai's favorite things in life were settling accounts, drinking, and looking at beauties. Until the Tao Alliance test, he became the laughing stock of the whole city - the poor Taoist fate, the path to immortality was cut off. However, a pot of residual wine left by his father led him into a strange dream: in the dream, green lotus sprouted from the chaos, and when he stepped out, he was standing three miles above the river when he woke up. From then on, his path was not in the mountains, but in wine; his path was not in ascetic practice, but in the world of mortals, among beauties like wine, the light of swords and shadows, and the hearty laughter. This is a world where Taoism is manifest and magical powers are dazzling. There are orthodox monks who meditate on the "Ocean of the Origin of Dao" to seek enlightenment; there are also "Tao thieves" who plunder the fruits of other people's Dao and achieve evil achievements quickly. There are also monsters lurking, ruins looming, and ancient mysteries waiting to be solved.